Lord Spencer wrote:

Robespierre wrote:now with euphoria ended who explains me why first is penalty and second not ?
Same situation, even same minute

Both are not pens (said so at the Juve match). Competing for the same ball, away from goal, and not compromising a goal-scoring chance. It's barely a foul outside of the box, doesn't deserve a free shot at goal inside of it.

Luca Marelli at DAZN analyzed the decisions, and he doesn't think either are a pen. Definitely not something VAR should intervene in.

Also note, that in this case, a ref could say Pellegrini's foot was actually hitting Kjaer's foot (who was in the air first).

Marelli said they're not penalties because in his opinion they're just contattini (light touches) and those shouldn't be penalties. That's bullshit, they were straight up kicks an you can't do that even if you have possession of the ball, let alone when you're competing for it.

McLewis wrote:Yeah nowhere for him to hide on this one. He did try to shake up the formation, but not even that worked. Venezia looked comfortably the better team for much longer spells in the game. Deserved their win.

I am happy that Tammy scored though. He needed a goal like no other striker in Europe right now. He'd have at least a brace today if he hadn't hit the post again. Such an unlucky player this season.

They could have hired Sarri, but they with the big marketable name. Oh, well

rincon wrote:Simeone in the form of his life, that feeling when I'm envious of Verona's striker

2 goals vs Juve, 4 vs Lazio, now 1 vs Napoli

Don't worry, he's nothing but a poor man's Moratta. Soon, he'll go back to missing sitters and tripping over his own feet

Robespierre wrote:Lautaro has been embarassing for a whole month, 6 mln every year lol

We should have been 1-4 but yet we're gonna lose this, you cannot stop this Milan

Lautaro is embarrassing in big matches. Grade A bottler

Kaladin wrote:Inter are so fucking lucky, should've been 5-1 for us

Your goal was an own goal and you didn't do jack shit in the second half until Barella's injury, but sure, Inter were the lucky ones

Adun be coming in this thread like



Great guy

Why do Milan fans complain about first penalty here ?

That would not be a penalty now ???

adun101 wrote:

Robespierre wrote:Lautaro has been embarassing for a whole month, 6 mln every year lol

We should have been 1-4 but yet we're gonna lose this, you cannot stop this Milan

Lautaro is embarrassing in big matches. Grade A bottler

Well I'd not say this, made very good against Juve and Milan last year, but he's a player who becomes harmful ( because he's very humoral if he doesn't score) when he gets the negative period.
It happened last year too, he didn't score for a period
Higuain-esque

Lord Spencer wrote:

Robespierre wrote:

Kaladin wrote:Inter are so fucking lucky, should've been 5-1 for us

Are you drunk ? Lmao ( I'd be surprised given your religion tbh)

The exact opposite

Why the opposite hyperbole though. Inter scored from a rubbish Penalty, and then Milan shot several chances direct towards Handanovitch before Tata saved another pen. After that, Inter had a great double chance to score (Barella and Lautaro), but Leao had just shot towards Handa and scuffed the rebound to row Z.

The second half, Inter dominated for 25 minutes, with some really good chances, but Milan dominated for the last 15, missing a great Ibra chance, a free-kick, hit the post, and scuffed the rebound.

Pretty balanced in the grand scheme of things, with both GK and defenses playing really well.

Inzaghi talks about to see the glass half empty, Pioli talks about seeing it half full, I think it says everything

Robespierre wrote:

Lord Spencer wrote:

Robespierre wrote:

Are you drunk ? Lmao ( I'd be surprised given your religion tbh)

The exact opposite

Why the opposite hyperbole though. Inter scored from a rubbish Penalty, and then Milan shot several chances direct towards Handanovitch before Tata saved another pen. After that, Inter had a great double chance to score (Barella and Lautaro), but Leao had just shot towards Handa and scuffed the rebound to row Z.

The second half, Inter dominated for 25 minutes, with some really good chances, but Milan dominated for the last 15, missing a great Ibra chance, a free-kick, hit the post, and scuffed the rebound.

Pretty balanced in the grand scheme of things, with both GK and defenses playing really well.

Inzaghi talks about to see the glass half empty, Pioli talks about seeing it half full, I think it says everything

That's because Inter needed to win the match, and not Milan.

The first pen was a foul by Hakan, and not Kessie, he tripped him and then was tripped as Kessie fell. Lautaro was good in everything but scoring.

adun101 wrote:

Lord Spencer wrote:

Robespierre wrote:now with euphoria ended who explains me why first is penalty and second not ?
Same situation, even same minute

Both are not pens (said so at the Juve match). Competing for the same ball, away from goal, and not compromising a goal-scoring chance. It's barely a foul outside of the box, doesn't deserve a free shot at goal inside of it.

Luca Marelli at DAZN analyzed the decisions, and he doesn't think either are a pen. Definitely not something VAR should intervene in.

Also note, that in this case, a ref could say Pellegrini's foot was actually hitting Kjaer's foot (who was in the air first).

Marelli said they're not penalties because in his opinion they're just contattini (light touches) and those shouldn't be penalties. That's bullshit, they were straight up kicks an you can't do that even if you have possession of the ball, let alone when you're competing for it.

Never a pen, both players going for a loose ball by kicking high, neither actually.in control or possession of the ball. In Inter's case, it was an extremely light touch in a deadball situation. In Kjaer's case, it would have been .ore of a foul by Pellegrini who jumped in front of the rising player, fishing for a foul.

"Inter lucky, Milan best team overall" , top trolling





+ pen

Robespierre wrote:"Inter lucky, Milan best team overall" , top trolling





+ pen

Two of those screenshots are from the same attacking move, if you scored the first shot, the scenario to create the second wouldn't happen. If you scored both big attacks and the penalty. You would have four goals.

If Leap scored his big chance, shooting against Handanovitch, and Ibra scored the FK or the one that just went wide, and Saladmaker or Kessie put in the one that hit the post, we would also have four goals.

It's laughable that you think Hakan tripping Kessie is a penalty. Hakan clearly put his foot between the running player and the ball without touching or taking it. That's a tripping foul, which Inter were not penalized for doing it all match against Diaz and Tonali. If it happened to your team, you would be complaining about it until the end of the season (tbf, if we lost, we would do the same).

Clearest than every penalty given to Milan this year probably.
I mean , this is less evident than Ibra/Ibanez vs Roma ?

https://www.sslazio.it/it/news/press-release-2/65679-nota-della-societa-12

Lazio files a complaint after Maradona series claims he said "These fascists from Lazio want to humiliate us ".

I particularly like that their statement first says "well this is obviously fake because Lazio were not very good then so we couldn't humiliate them!" Before moving on to talk about the fascist aspect.

Robespierre wrote:Clearest than every penalty given to Milan this year probably.
I mean , this is less evident than Ibra/Ibanez vs Roma ?

That wasn't a foul by Ibra. Ibanez hit Ibra's leg, knee, then the ball. Clear foul..Similar to Toure's foul, wirh hisslide hitting the ball only after hitting Darmian.

This case, it's a foul by Hakan that trips Kessie. That's the difference.

Sure, Milan gets some light penaltiess, and sometimes even some incorrect penalties. I wouldn't claim they are correct just out of bias, even if it's against Inter.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:https://www.sslazio.it/it/news/press-release-2/65679-nota-della-societa-12

Lazio files a complaint after Maradona series claims he said "These fascists from Lazio want to humiliate us ".

I particularly like that their statement first says "well this is obviously fake because Lazio were not very good then so we couldn't humiliate them!" Before moving on to talk about the fascist aspect.

That's some good logic tbf.

Lord Spencer wrote:

Never a pen, both players going for a loose ball by kicking high, neither actually.in control or possession of the ball. In Inter's case, it was an extremely light touch in a deadball situation. In Kjaer's case, it would have been .ore of a foul by Pellegrini who jumped in front of the rising player, fishing for a foul.

That's the rule, you can't kick someone. Which I happen to agree with because it separates the good defenders from the idiot scrubs

Lord Spencer wrote:

Robespierre wrote:Clearest than every penalty given to Milan this year probably.
I mean , this is less evident than Ibra/Ibanez vs Roma ?

That wasn't a foul by Ibra. Ibanez hit Ibra's leg, knee, then the ball. Clear foul..Similar to Toure's foul, wirh hisslide hitting the ball only after hitting Darmian.

This case, it's a foul by Hakan that trips Kessie. That's the difference.

Sure, Milan gets some light penaltiess, and sometimes even some incorrect penalties. I wouldn't claim they are correct just out of bias, even if it's against Inter.

Hakan didn't commit any foul. He stole the ball by gaining position, then Kessie threw himself down and tried to trip Calhanoglu. It's the unnatural motion of his leg that makes it a clear penalty

Wow that's what i call an uninspiring performance

Is Zlatan the player with the most offside goals this year?

Surely he has the most offside goals to goals ratio. Some of them are just fractional offsides, and it may be due to him not having the split-second of pace needed to beat the offside trap.

Also, Leao just wasted a glorious chance.

And then Leao and Diaz waste a really good cross pass from Tonali.

Gift goal to Viola.

A massive mistake from Tata, and then another mistake from Gabbia.

Big uphill battle now.

Another offside goal.

Fractions.

Zlatan misses when it was easier to score.

Should have scored five goals so far. Extremely wasteful in attack.

Viola scores a second.

Extremely wasteful and we get punished for it.

Gifting them a goal on a silver plate, wasting no less than eight chances, and then Fiorentina scoring a second at the end of the half.

Don't see a way to come back from this, not with Ibra and Leao on such a wasteful form. The team that wins tomorrow will win the scudetto. If neither team win, the unthinkable might happen and Juve actually win it

(on a serious note, Milan cannot cope with any injury).

And so it has begun. Earlier than last year too. There's a reason why we were all so pessimistic. Inter's gonna win the Scudetto with Napoli being a close second after inevitably choking.

We were not punished for Maignan's injury yet. However, this is the match to get punished.

3-0 from Viola.

This is like last year's Atalanta match that began the decline.

Extremely poor match from Gabbie and Tatasuranu. Wasteful from the front three despite some good play.

Just now, Bonaventure gave us a gift.

3-1.